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Five-year-old TyLon Pittman thought the Grinch was going to steal Christmas, so he called the police in Byram, Miss. Officer Lauren Develle wanted to assure TyLon that the police department had it under control, so she set up an arrest of the mean, green monster.

How A 5-Year-Old Made Sure The Grinch Didn't Steal Christmas This Year

When 5-year-old TyLon Pittman became concerned that the Grinch was going to steal Christmas for everybody in Byram, Miss., he called the police. An officer responded so TyLon knew Christmas was safe.

Anders Olsson, the acting permanent secretary of the Swedish Academy, announces that the Swedish Academy has decided to postpone the award of the 2018 Nobel literature prize.

Amid Sex-Abuse Scandal, Swedish Academy Won't Award Nobel In Literature This Year

It would mark the first time since World War II that the body failed to award the prestigious prize. Last month, the academy's permanent secretary quit over her handling of the allegations.

Cincinnati Health Commissioner Melba Moore, Mayor John Cranley, Recreation Commission Director Daniel Betts and Pat O'Callaghan address the media in front of Price Hill Recreation Center on Oct. 6, 2020.

Cincinnati Offering Option For Families Who Don't Want To Send Kids Back To Class

Despite rising COVID-19 numbers, public schools in Cincinnati are set to reopen in-person next week . For parents who want a remote option for their...

The U.S. Capitol is viewed as a kite flies at the National Mall in Washington earlier this month. Both the House and Senate delayed their return to Washington and leaders are now saying Congress is not expected to return before May 4.

Congress Won't Return Until May, As Talks Appear To Stall On Small Business Aid

The schedule change, which followed the advice of health experts, comes as talks stalled on Republicans' push to boost funding for a small business program.

Sultan of Brunei Hassanal Bolkiah, seen arriving for meetings in Brussels last fall, now says his country will not impose the death penalty in cases involving gay sex and adultery.

Brunei Won't Enforce Death-By-Stoning Law For Gay Sex, Sultan Says

After more than a month of criticism and a high-profile boycott, the sultan of Brunei says his country will extend its moratorium on the death penalty to include new Islamic laws.

Supporters cheer as Vice President Harris addresses the 20th Quadrennial Convention of the Women's Missionary Society of the African Methodist Episcopal Church on Tuesday in Orlando.

Harris says she won't debate DeSantis on new Black history standards in Florida

In Orlando, Vice President Harris rejected Gov. Ron DeSantis' invitation for a discussion about the state's new curriculum on slavery, calling it an "unnecessary" debate.

Balloons start to fall on the crowd at the 2016 Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia on July 28, 2016.

LaRose: Biden won't be on Ohio ballot unless Democratic convention is moved or law is changed

The office of Republican Secretary of State Frank LaRose has notified the Ohio Democratic Party that its nominating convention falls after the state’s presidential candidate certification deadline.

Rep. Josh Williams and Attorney General Dave Yost

Ohio Republicans propose second bill on child care fraud, saying state efforts aren't enough

Two Republican lawmakers have introduced a bill that they say will fight fraud in publicly-funded child care centers, saying the state of Ohio isn’t doing enough to catch it.

The Tao of Mahler: My Encounters with Pierre Boulez

It isn’t every day that one has a chance to work with a giant. Learning of the death Tuesday of Pierre Boulez brought back memories of the living legend…

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